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This one works for me.
Bdbcat + Beta Search
http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/search.php?searchid=13952385
The search I had that works.
http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/search.php?searchid=13951983&pp=25&page=20
This might get a bunch of them. - Any on bigdumboat website maybe?
Have done from 7/15/2009 - 6/23/2010
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Released 15 December 2010
OpenCPN Version 2.3.0 is released and available for immediate download.
OpenCPN is a free and Open Source navigation package running on Windows, linux and Macintosh computers.
Some features of OpenCPN include:
- Quilted Raster (RNC) and Vector (ENC, cm93) digital chart display
- Industry standard GPS receiver interfacing, with “moving map” on-screen vessel tracking.
- AIS receiver interfacing with configurable target safety monitoring
- Integrated Route, Track, and Waypoint database, with industry standard Import/Export
capabilities
- Tide and Current prediction, with on-screen overlay of predicted data
- Broad International Language support
OpenCPN is designed to be easy to install, configure, and use daily.
OpenCPN may be freely downloaded and installed without cost, registration, or time limits.
New and Upgraded Features for OpenCPN Version 2.3.0
1. Integrated PlugIn architecture, allowing third-party development and deployment
of auxiliary features.\\
2. Two useful PlugIns available immediately:
Graphical overlay of GRIB (weather) file data\\ Dashboard for configurable on-screen display of ship's NMEA data.\\
3. Enhanced Route, Track, and Waypoint management functions by selectable dialog.
4. Many new languages added to basic package, including:
Portuguese\\ Estonian\\ Greek\\ Turkish\\ Finnish\\ Norwegian\\
5. Support Garmin Host mode Route and Waypoint interchange and upload to remote
GPS receivers.\\
6. Advanced internationalized Windows Program Installer.
7. Full support for North-up and Course-Up display of all chart types.
8. Expanded AIS target message decoding to include European Inland AIS specifications.
9. AIS Target List Dialog, allowing easy selection and monitoring of all active AIS targets.
10. Many, many improvements in the basic User Interface, while maintaining the ease-of-use that OpenCPN is widely known for.
We hope you enjoy the new features of OpenCPN Version 2.3, and we look forward to your continued feedback.
Download OpenCPN Version 2.3.0 at
sourceforge/projects/opencpn
The OpenCPN Development Team
Dave Register, Lead Developer
Released 24 June 2010
This Release is a major functional enhancement to OpenCPN.
Features of OpenCPN Version 2.1.0 include:
-BSBv3 raster and S57 ENC chart support.
-CM93 vector chart support.
-IHO S52 compliant display of S57 vector charts.
-Single-chart and Quilted display modes.
-North-up and Course-up display modes.
-Moving-map display mode.
-Route navigation with ship tracking functions.
-Waypoint navigation.
-NMEA 0183 GPS interface at selectable baud rate.
-gpsd library support.
-Autopilot output support.
-AIS input with full target tracking and collision alerting.
-Anchor watch/alarm functions.
-GRIB file input and display for weather forecasting.
-GPX Waypoint and Route input and output file support.
-Tide and Current prediction and display by location.
-Multi-language support.
-Linux and Windows compatible.
OpenCPN is an Open Source project, developed by a team of
active sailors using real world conditions for program
testing and refinement.
OpenCPN may be freely downloaded from
sourceforge/projects/opencpn
Released 05 January 2010
This is a maintenance release containing the following enhancements:
1. Add basic GRIB file decoding and chart overlay display.
2. Improve and expand NMEA message type support.
3. Improved documentation.
4. Add modular international language support.
5. Assorted usability and reliability improvements.
See the Changelog for full details.
OpenCPN Version 1.3.6 may be downloaded from the following link:
sourceforge/projects/opencpn
Thank you for your continued interest in OpenCPN.
Fair winds to all,
Dave and the OpenCPN development team
Released 30 September 2009
This is a maintenance release containing the following enhancements:
1. Ship's position tracking function, with GPX export and import.
2. Enhanced icons and screen graphics for improved visibility.
3. Import and export of routes using GPX interface protocol.
4. Implement CM93 vector chart detail control slider.
5. Assorted usability and reliability improvements.
See the Changelog for full details.
OpenCPN Version 1.3.4 may be downloaded from the following link:
sourceforge/projects/opencpn
Thank you for your continued interest in OpenCPN.
Fair winds to all,
Dave and the OpenCPN development team
Released 10 July 2009
This is a maintenance release and contains numerous enhancements and bug fixes.
Highlights Include:
This release may be downloaded from the following link:
sourceforge/projects/opencpn
We thank you for your continued interest in OpenCPN and look forward to your comments and ideas.
Dave, and the OpenCPN authors
Released 05 May 2009
This is a major feature enhancement release adding the following new functions and features.
Enjoy!
Dave and the OpenCPN Team
Released 25 December 2008
This is a maintenance and feature release containing several bug fixes and optimizations as follows:
Garmin USB GPS device support for Windows platforms.
Miscellaneous bug fixes and user optimizations.
Enjoy!
Dave and the OpenCPN Team
This is a maintenance and feature release containing several bug-fixes and optimizations as follows:
Improved S57 ENC symbology.
Increased compliance with IHO S52 specification for ENC charts.
Redesigned user data storage strategy, for easier maintenance.
Miscellaneous bug fixes and user optimizations.
Feedback solicited. Enjoy!
Released 20 April 2008
This is a maintenance release containing build improvements, bug fixes and optimizations.
Changes and improvements include:
Feedback solicited. Enjoy!
Released 02 January 2008
This is a maintenance release containing several bug fixes and optimizations as follows:
Enjoy!
Unfortunately, the very earliest news notices, dating back to 2006 have been lost.
See the other pages retrieved from Cruiser's Forum for more Details.